baridbelmedar

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by baridbelmedar 5y ago
I'm also European and I completely agree with you. They're basically taking the whole EU as a hostage to protect their own inefficient domestic companies =(
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by baridbelmedar 5y ago
I happen to be European but with that said, I also get the feeling that many western European HN-users here seem to fancy the idea of having many small local service providers that have challenges providing anything beyond basic hosting. An
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by baridbelmedar 5y ago
What government are you referring to? I suspect that not all countries (even western) would love the idea that the US government had that type of control ;)
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by baridbelmedar 5y ago
Just because they are big in one particular sector doesn't mean that the app they built didn't have problems (security in this case). This is very likely just a way to squeeze some money from a foreign company.
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by baridbelmedar 6y ago
I do not think anyone has said that Microsoft's way of defining what the cloud is is more accurate... What I am trying to say is that the criticism that you are "not allowed" to include PaaS and SaaS solutions to the cloud re
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by baridbelmedar 6y ago
The thing is, cloud is more than just ordinary IaaS these days. Although AWS obviously wants the "cloud" to still be seen primarily as an IaaS thing.
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by baridbelmedar 6y ago
Agree, the German car industry is so big that its interests obviously affect German politics. And since Germany is the most influential country in the EU, this makes the German car industry automatically very influential (in a not so positi